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21 ни конца ни краю не видать
• КОНЦА-КРАЮ <-я> <КОНЦА И КРАЮ, НИ КОНЦА НИ КРАЮ, КОНЦА> НЕТ <НЕСТЬ obs, НЕ ВИДНО, НЕ ВИДАТЬ>[VPsubj/ gen (variants with нет) or VPsubj/ gen быть, usu. pres (variants with не видно, не видать)]=====1. ни конца ни краю не видать чему sth. extends extremely far into the distance, seemingly without end:- you can't see where X starts or (where it) ends.♦ И как нет, казалось, конца и края бегущей воде, нет и веку деревне... (Распутин 4). And just as the flowing water seemed to have no end or limit, the village seemed ageless... (4a).2. ни конца ни краю не видать чему sth. lasts an extremely longtime, seemingly forever:- X lasts an eternity.♦ Для обитателей нашей улицы эта семья была идеалом, витриной достигнутого счастья... Они не только дают полюбоваться своим счастьем, от щедрот его и соседям немало перепадает... Вот так они жили на нашей улице, и, казалось, конца и края не будет этой благодати. И вдруг однажды всё разлетелось на куски! Вахтанг был убит на охоте случайным выстрелом товарища (Искандер 5). То the residents of our street this family was an ideal, a showcase of achieved happiness....Not only were the neighbors allowed to admire their happiness, they also came in for a goodly share in its abundance....Thus they lived on our street, and it seemed there would be no end to this abundance. And suddenly one day everything fell apart! Vakhtang was accidentally shot to death by a comrade while hunting (5a).3. ни конца ни краю не видать кому-чему there is an extremely large number of people or things, or an extremely large quantity of sth. (in some place, in s.o.'s possession etc), there seems to be an infinite number or quantity: Х-ам конца-краю нет ≈ there's no end (or limit) to (the) Xs; Xs are endless; Xs are (seem) inexhaustible.♦ В те времена я ему нравился как хороший слушатель его любовных приключений. Этим приключениям не было ни конца ни края... (Искандер 2). He liked me then because I was a good audience for his stories of romantic adventure. There was no end or limit to these adventures... (2a).♦ Богатств было пропасть, и конца им не видно было... (Толстой 6). There was an abundance of wealth: it seemed inexhaustible... (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни конца ни краю не видать
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22 ни конца ни краю не видно
• КОНЦА-КРАЮ <-я> <КОНЦА И КРАЮ, НИ КОНЦА НИ КРАЮ, КОНЦА> НЕТ <НЕСТЬ obs, НЕ ВИДНО, НЕ ВИДАТЬ>[VPsubj/ gen (variants with нет) or VPsubj/ gen быть, usu. pres (variants with не видно, не видать)]=====1. ни конца ни краю не видно чему sth. extends extremely far into the distance, seemingly without end:- you can't see where X starts or (where it) ends.♦ И как нет, казалось, конца и края бегущей воде, нет и веку деревне... (Распутин 4). And just as the flowing water seemed to have no end or limit, the village seemed ageless... (4a).2. ни конца ни краю не видно чему sth. lasts an extremely longtime, seemingly forever:- X lasts an eternity.♦ Для обитателей нашей улицы эта семья была идеалом, витриной достигнутого счастья... Они не только дают полюбоваться своим счастьем, от щедрот его и соседям немало перепадает... Вот так они жили на нашей улице, и, казалось, конца и края не будет этой благодати. И вдруг однажды всё разлетелось на куски! Вахтанг был убит на охоте случайным выстрелом товарища (Искандер 5). То the residents of our street this family was an ideal, a showcase of achieved happiness....Not only were the neighbors allowed to admire their happiness, they also came in for a goodly share in its abundance....Thus they lived on our street, and it seemed there would be no end to this abundance. And suddenly one day everything fell apart! Vakhtang was accidentally shot to death by a comrade while hunting (5a).3. ни конца ни краю не видно кому-чему there is an extremely large number of people or things, or an extremely large quantity of sth. (in some place, in s.o.'s possession etc), there seems to be an infinite number or quantity: Х-ам конца-краю нет ≈ there's no end (or limit) to (the) Xs; Xs are endless; Xs are (seem) inexhaustible.♦ В те времена я ему нравился как хороший слушатель его любовных приключений. Этим приключениям не было ни конца ни края... (Искандер 2). He liked me then because I was a good audience for his stories of romantic adventure. There was no end or limit to these adventures... (2a).♦ Богатств было пропасть, и конца им не видно было... (Толстой 6). There was an abundance of wealth: it seemed inexhaustible... (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни конца ни краю не видно
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23 ни конца ни краю несть
• КОНЦА-КРАЮ <-я> <КОНЦА И КРАЮ, НИ КОНЦА НИ КРАЮ, КОНЦА> НЕТ <НЕСТЬ obs, НЕ ВИДНО, НЕ ВИДАТЬ>[VPsubj/ gen (variants with нет) or VPsubj/ gen быть, usu. pres (variants with не видно, не видать)]=====1. ни конца ни краю несть чему sth. extends extremely far into the distance, seemingly without end:- you can't see where X starts or (where it) ends.♦ И как нет, казалось, конца и края бегущей воде, нет и веку деревне... (Распутин 4). And just as the flowing water seemed to have no end or limit, the village seemed ageless... (4a).2. ни конца ни краю несть чему sth. lasts an extremely longtime, seemingly forever:- X lasts an eternity.♦ Для обитателей нашей улицы эта семья была идеалом, витриной достигнутого счастья... Они не только дают полюбоваться своим счастьем, от щедрот его и соседям немало перепадает... Вот так они жили на нашей улице, и, казалось, конца и края не будет этой благодати. И вдруг однажды всё разлетелось на куски! Вахтанг был убит на охоте случайным выстрелом товарища (Искандер 5). То the residents of our street this family was an ideal, a showcase of achieved happiness....Not only were the neighbors allowed to admire their happiness, they also came in for a goodly share in its abundance....Thus they lived on our street, and it seemed there would be no end to this abundance. And suddenly one day everything fell apart! Vakhtang was accidentally shot to death by a comrade while hunting (5a).3. ни конца ни краю несть кому-чему there is an extremely large number of people or things, or an extremely large quantity of sth. (in some place, in s.o.'s possession etc), there seems to be an infinite number or quantity: Х-ам конца-краю нет ≈ there's no end (or limit) to (the) Xs; Xs are endless; Xs are (seem) inexhaustible.♦ В те времена я ему нравился как хороший слушатель его любовных приключений. Этим приключениям не было ни конца ни края... (Искандер 2). He liked me then because I was a good audience for his stories of romantic adventure. There was no end or limit to these adventures... (2a).♦ Богатств было пропасть, и конца им не видно было... (Толстой 6). There was an abundance of wealth: it seemed inexhaustible... (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни конца ни краю несть
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24 ни конца ни краю нет
• КОНЦА-КРАЮ <-я> <КОНЦА И КРАЮ, НИ КОНЦА НИ КРАЮ, КОНЦА> НЕТ <НЕСТЬ obs, НЕ ВИДНО, НЕ ВИДАТЬ>[VPsubj/ gen (variants with нет) or VPsubj/ gen быть, usu. pres (variants with не видно, не видать)]=====1. ни конца ни краю нет чему sth. extends extremely far into the distance, seemingly without end:- you can't see where X starts or (where it) ends.♦ И как нет, казалось, конца и края бегущей воде, нет и веку деревне... (Распутин 4). And just as the flowing water seemed to have no end or limit, the village seemed ageless... (4a).2. ни конца ни краю нет чему sth. lasts an extremely longtime, seemingly forever:- X lasts an eternity.♦ Для обитателей нашей улицы эта семья была идеалом, витриной достигнутого счастья... Они не только дают полюбоваться своим счастьем, от щедрот его и соседям немало перепадает... Вот так они жили на нашей улице, и, казалось, конца и края не будет этой благодати. И вдруг однажды всё разлетелось на куски! Вахтанг был убит на охоте случайным выстрелом товарища (Искандер 5). То the residents of our street this family was an ideal, a showcase of achieved happiness....Not only were the neighbors allowed to admire their happiness, they also came in for a goodly share in its abundance....Thus they lived on our street, and it seemed there would be no end to this abundance. And suddenly one day everything fell apart! Vakhtang was accidentally shot to death by a comrade while hunting (5a).3. ни конца ни краю нет кому-чему there is an extremely large number of people or things, or an extremely large quantity of sth. (in some place, in s.o.'s possession etc), there seems to be an infinite number or quantity: Х-ам конца-краю нет ≈ there's no end (or limit) to (the) Xs; Xs are endless; Xs are (seem) inexhaustible.♦ В те времена я ему нравился как хороший слушатель его любовных приключений. Этим приключениям не было ни конца ни края... (Искандер 2). He liked me then because I was a good audience for his stories of romantic adventure. There was no end or limit to these adventures... (2a).♦ Богатств было пропасть, и конца им не видно было... (Толстой 6). There was an abundance of wealth: it seemed inexhaustible... (6a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ни конца ни краю нет
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25 конца-краю нет
конца-краю (конца и краю, ни конца ни краю) нет (не видно, не видать) ( чему)there seems to be (one can see) no end to it; there is no end of smth.; there is no bottom in it (to it); smth. has no end and no beginning; the end is not in sightНет конца полю, не уйдёшь от него никуда! Исходил его Коняга с сохой вдоль и поперёк, и всё-таки ему конца-краю нет. (М. Салтыков-Щедрин, Коняга) — The field is endless, there is no escape from it. The old Nag has tramped up and down with the plough, and still the end is not in sight.
Часами мы едем по невиданной ореховой аллее, посаженной ещё по приказу Ермолова. Нет ей конца и края. (Н. Тихонов, Двойная радуга) — We drove for hours along a grand avenue of nut-trees planted at Yermolov's orders. There seemed no end to it.
Ему показалось - вся Россия, которой нет ни конца, ни края, стоит бесконечно влево и бесконечно вправо, рядом с этими тремя домами, где держится он, капитан Сабуров, со своим поредевшим батальоном. (К. Симонов, Дни и ночи) — It seemed to him that all of Russia, which had no end and no beginning, stretched endlessly away to his left and to his right, flanking these three buildings where he, Captain Saburov, with his dwindling battalion, was still holding out.
- Хорошо, что ты не открыла причину торжества. Конца и краю тостам до утра не было бы. (Ю. Бондарев, Выбор) — 'A good thing you didn't tell them the reason for the gathering. There would have been no end of toasts till morning.'
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26 конец
м.1. (в разн. знач.) end; (окончание тж.) endingприходить к концу — come* to an end
подходить, приближаться к концу — draw* to a close, be approaching completion
к концу 1918 г. — by / towards the end of 1918
к концу ноября — by / towards the end of November
доводить что-л. до конца — carry smth. through; carry smth. to its conclusion; ( завершать) complete smth., put* a finish to smth.
2. разг. (расстояние, путь) distance / way from one place to anotherв оба конца — there and back; both ways
3. мор. (канат, веревка) rope's endнезакреплённый конец, свободный конец — tag; loose end
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в конце концов — in the end, after all; ultimatelyположить конец чему-л. — put* an end to smth.
пришёл конец (дт.) — it was the end (of); it was curtains (for) идиом.
хоронить концы разг. — remove / cover the traces
сводить концы с концами разг. — make* both ends meet
конца не видно разг. — no end in sight
на худой конец разг. — if the worst comes to the worst; at worst
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27 в конце
1. at the end2. in the lateхарактерный для конца века; декадентский — fin de siecle
определение конца строки; окончание строки — line ending
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28 О-131
ОТБОЯ (-ю) НЕТ (у кого) от кого coll VP, impers) there are more than enough or too many of a certain type or category of people: (у X-a) от Y-ов отбоя нет - X has no end of Ys there is no end to the Ys (in limited contexts) X has to beat (the) Ys off with a stick X can't fight off the Ysthere is no coping with the Ys....(Дедушка был) красавец, много разъезжал, привык к холостой жизни и, понимаете, к какой холостой жизни, от женщин у него отбоя не было... (Рыбаков 1)....He (grandfather) was a very handsome man, who had travelled a lot and become accustomed to the bachelor life, and what a bachelor life! He'd had no end of women... (1a).(Фёдор:) Теперь: женский пол - опять то же... Какое количество у него их перебывало, так этого и вообразить не можно ( ungrammat = нельзя)!.. Просто отбою нет (Сухово-Кобылин 2). (Е:) And the fair sex-the same thing all over again....How many of them he's had, you couldn't even begin to imagine!...He can't fight them off (2b).Бабушка... была, как говорят, невероятно соблазнительна, настолько, что от поклонников не было отбоя... (Аллилуева 1). It is said that she (Grandmother) was unusually attractive, so that there was no coping with all her admirers (1a). -
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[VP, impers]=====⇒ there are more than enough or too many of a certain type or category of people:- [in limited contexts] X has to beat (the) Ys off with a stick;- there is no coping with the Ys.♦...[Дедушка был] красавец, много разъезжал, привык к холостой жизни и, понимаете, к какой холостой жизни, от женщин у него отбоя не было... (Рыбаков 1).... Не [grandfather] was a very handsome man, who had travelled a lot and become accustomed to the bachelor life, and what a bachelor life! He'd had no end of women... (1a).♦ [Фёдор:] Теперь: женский пол - опять то же... Какое количество у него их перебывало, так этого и вообразить не можно [ungrammat = нельзя]!.. Просто отбою нет (Сухово-Кобылин 2). [F:] And the fair sex-the same thing all over again....How many of them he's had, you couldn't even begin to imagine!...He can't fight them off (2b).♦ Бабушка... была, как говорят, невероятно соблазнительна, настолько, что от поклонников не было отбоя... (Аллилуева 1). It is said that she [Grandmother] was unusually attractive, so that there was no coping with all her admirers (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отбою нет
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[VP, impers]=====⇒ there are more than enough or too many of a certain type or category of people:- [in limited contexts] X has to beat (the) Ys off with a stick;- there is no coping with the Ys.♦...[Дедушка был] красавец, много разъезжал, привык к холостой жизни и, понимаете, к какой холостой жизни, от женщин у него отбоя не было... (Рыбаков 1).... Не [grandfather] was a very handsome man, who had travelled a lot and become accustomed to the bachelor life, and what a bachelor life! He'd had no end of women... (1a).♦ [Фёдор:] Теперь: женский пол - опять то же... Какое количество у него их перебывало, так этого и вообразить не можно [ungrammat = нельзя]!.. Просто отбою нет (Сухово-Кобылин 2). [F:] And the fair sex-the same thing all over again....How many of them he's had, you couldn't even begin to imagine!...He can't fight them off (2b).♦ Бабушка... была, как говорят, невероятно соблазнительна, настолько, что от поклонников не было отбоя... (Аллилуева 1). It is said that she [Grandmother] was unusually attractive, so that there was no coping with all her admirers (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отбоя нет
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1. set the limit2. place the limitСинонимический ряд:прекратить (глаг.) оборвать; прекратить; прервать; пресечь -
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БЕЗ КОНЦА И (БЕЗ) КРАЯ (ю) БЕЗ КОНЦА-КРАЮ PrepP these forms only fixed WO1. ( adv, nonagreeing modif, or quantit subj-compl with copula ( subj: a noun denoting some expanse)) (to be or seem to be) without an endX тянулся \К-243 - X stretched endlessly into the distanceX stretched boundlessly into the horizon X went on without end into the distance.2. чего \К-243 (quantit subj-compl with copula ( subj / gen: usu. abstr or concr)) (in some place there is) a great number or quantity of sth.: X-ob было \К-243 - there was no end of Xsthere were hordes (scads, droves etc) of Xs. -
33 без конца и без краю
• БЕЗ КОНЦА И (БЕЗ) КРАЯ <-ю>; БЕЗ КОНЦА-КРАЮ[PrepP; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. [adv, nonagreeing modif, or quantit subj-compl with copula (subj: a noun denoting some expanse)]⇒ (to be or seem to be) without an end:- X went on without end into the distance.2. чего без конца и без краю [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr or concr)]⇒ (in some place there is) a great number or quantity of sth.:- there were hordes (scads, droves etc) of Xs.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без конца и без краю
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• БЕЗ КОНЦА И (БЕЗ) КРАЯ <-ю>; БЕЗ КОНЦА-КРАЮ[PrepP; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. [adv, nonagreeing modif, or quantit subj-compl with copula (subj: a noun denoting some expanse)]⇒ (to be or seem to be) without an end:- X went on without end into the distance.2. чего без конца и без края [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr or concr)]⇒ (in some place there is) a great number or quantity of sth.:- there were hordes (scads, droves etc) of Xs.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без конца и без края
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35 без конца и краю
• БЕЗ КОНЦА И (БЕЗ) КРАЯ <-ю>; БЕЗ КОНЦА-КРАЮ[PrepP; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. [adv, nonagreeing modif, or quantit subj-compl with copula (subj: a noun denoting some expanse)]⇒ (to be or seem to be) without an end:- X went on without end into the distance.2. чего без конца и краю [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr or concr)]⇒ (in some place there is) a great number or quantity of sth.:- there were hordes (scads, droves etc) of Xs.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без конца и краю
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36 без конца и края
• БЕЗ КОНЦА И (БЕЗ) КРАЯ <-ю>; БЕЗ КОНЦА-КРАЮ[PrepP; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. [adv, nonagreeing modif, or quantit subj-compl with copula (subj: a noun denoting some expanse)]⇒ (to be or seem to be) without an end:- X went on without end into the distance.2. чего без конца и края [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr or concr)]⇒ (in some place there is) a great number or quantity of sth.:- there were hordes (scads, droves etc) of Xs.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без конца и края
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[PrepP; these forms only; fixed WO]=====1. [adv, nonagreeing modif, or quantit subj-compl with copula (subj: a noun denoting some expanse)]⇒ (to be or seem to be) without an end:- X went on without end into the distance.2. чего без конца-краю [quantit subj-compl with copula (subj/ gen: usu. abstr or concr)]⇒ (in some place there is) a great number or quantity of sth.:- there were hordes (scads, droves etc) of Xs.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > без конца-краю
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38 В-6
ВАЛОМ ВАЛЯТЬ/ПОВАЛЯТЬ coll VP usu. this WO1. \В-6 (куда) (subj: human pl or collect) to go or come (somewhere) in great numbers: Х-ы валом валят (в место Y) - Xs are flocking (thronging, streaming) (to place Y)Xs are coming (going) in droves Xs are going to (heading for etc) place Y en masse.Несмотря на травлю, поднятую охранителями передвижнических и мирискусснических традиций, москвичи валом валили на выставку... (Лившиц 1). Despite the persecution begun by the guardians of the traditions of the Wanderers and the World of Art, Muscovites flocked to the exhibition... (1a).(author's usage) Публике пьеса чрезвычайно понравилась, и на второе и следующие представления народ пошёл валом... (Булгаков 5). The play elicited instant enthusiasm, and the public thronged to the following performances... (5a).Солдатики в трубу трубили, песни пели, носками сапогов играли, пыль столбом на улицах поднимали, и всё проходили, всё проходили. «Валом валит солдат!» - говорили глуповцы... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). ( context transl)...The soldiers trumped their trumpets and sang their songs, the shining toes of their boots rose and fell, raising a column of dust in the streets, and still they passed on without end. "There's millions of them!" said the Glupovites... (1b).(extended usage) В хрущёвские либеральные времена чиновники стали просачиваться в литературу, а при Брежневе повалили в неё валом (Войнович 1). In the liberal Khrushchev period, officials began infiltrating literature, and under Brezhnev, they burst into literature en masse (1a).2. ( subj: usu. concr (pi or mass) or count abstr) (of letters, complaints, news, troubles etcalso of snow, steam etc) to come (or come out of) somewhere continually and in large amountsX валом валил - X kept (on) coming (in (down etc))there was a constant stream of X there was no end to X X came (kept) pouring (streaming) in (out) (of mail etc) (I am (he is etc)) flooded with X (of snow) X came down (fell) thick and fast.Что-то я не припомню в своей жизни, чтобы 1-го мая шёл снег. А вот идёт, и не то что идёт, а валом валил с утра и за полчаса едва не покрыл всю землю (Терц 3). I don't somehow seem to remember snow falling on May 1st ever before. But it happened this morning, and it came down so thick and fast that almost the whole earth was covered over in half an hour (3a). -
39 С-695
HE СЧЕСТЬ (HE СОСЧИТАТЬ) (кого-чего) HE СОЧТЁШЬ all coll VP these forms only infin is used as impers predic with быть» all variants are used as quantit subj-compl ( subj: a clause or subj / gen: concr or count abstr)) the people (things etc) in question are so numerous that they cannot be counted: Х-ов не счесть - there is no end to (the) Xs Xs are innumerable (countless) there are more Xs than you can count.Сколько бы ещё свалилось на неё (Ирину Викторовну) утренних и вечерних заданий-нарядов - не счесть! (Залыгин 1). She'd (Irina Viktorovna would) receive even more orders of the day, morning and evening-there'd be no end to them (1a). -
40 валом валить
• ВАЛОМ ВАЛИТЬ/ПОВАЛИТЬ coll[VP; usu. this WO]=====1. валом валить (куда) [subj: human pl or collect]⇒ to go or come (somewhere) in great numbers:- X-ы валом валят (в место Y) - Xs are flocking (thronging, streaming) (to place Y);- Xs are going to (heading for etc) place Y en masse.♦ Несмотря на травлю, поднятую охранителями передвижнических и мирискусснических традиций, москвичи валом валили на выставку... (Лившиц 1). Despite the persecution begun by the guardians of the traditions of the Wanderers and the World of Art, Muscovites flocked to the exhibition... (1a).♦ [author's usage] Публике пьеса чрезвычайно понравилась, и на второе и следующие представления народ пошёл валом... (Булгаков 5). The play elicited instant enthusiasm, and the public thronged to the following performances... (5a).♦...Солдатики в трубу трубили, песни пели, носками сапогов играли, пыль столбом на улицах поднимали, и всё проходили, всё проходили. "Валом валит солдат!" - говорили глуповцы... (Салтыков-Щедрин 1). [context transl]... The soldiers trumped their trumpets and sang their songs, the shining toes of their boots rose and fell, raising a column of dust in the streets, and still they passed on without end. "There's millions of them!" said the Glupovites... (1b).♦ [extended usage] В хрущёвские либеральные времена чиновники стали просачиваться в литературу, а при Брежневе повалили в неё валом (Войнович 1). In the liberal Khrushchev period, officials began infiltrating literature, and under Brezhnev, they burst into literature en masse (1a).2. [subj: usu. concr (pi or mass) or count abstr]⇒ (of letters, complaints, news, troubles etc; also of snow, steam etc) to come (or come out of) somewhere continually and in large amounts:- X валом валил≈ X kept (on) coming (in <down etc>);- [of mail etc] (I am <he is etc>) flooded with X;- [of snow] X came down (fell) thick and fast.♦ Что-то я не припомню в своей жизни, чтобы 1-го мая шёл снег. А вот идёт, и не то что идёт, а валом валил с утра и за полчаса едва не покрыл всю землю (Терц 3). I don't somehow seem to remember snow falling on May 1st ever before. But it happened this morning, and it came down so thick and fast that almost the whole earth was covered over in half an hour (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > валом валить
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